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Tuesday, 24 February 2026, 11:57
In the Polish city of Opole, an 18-year-old Ukrainian driver, whom the police were trying to stop for a traffic violation, tried to escape and crashed into a roadside pillar at high speed overnight Friday. He later died in the hospital.
In Ukraine, there is an urgent need to create a new information brand for people residing abroad. Ukrinform will launch the “Homeward” campaign to address this need.
28 March 2024
The Canadian emergency visa program for Ukrainians fleeing war will not be extended for a new term.
The Russian propaganda narrative aiming to compromise Ukrainian authorities in the eyes of international audiences, in particular, in the context of corruption, is becoming stable and strategic for Russia as it is aimed at limiting aid to Ukraine.
27 March 2024
Theater during a full-scale war is not only about destroyed buildings but also about filled halls and new performances.
More than 400,000 internally displaced persons reside in Kyiv at the moment.
26 March 2024
Moscow's Basmanny District Court has arrested in absentia the head of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), Vasyl Maliuk, for two months in the case of "public calls for terrorism."
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, along with the Ukrainian military, who profess Islam, leaders of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, and representatives of the Muslim community and clergy, took part in an iftar – a dinner held during the holy month of Ramadan.
25 March 2024
Restoring traffic across the dam of the Dnipro hydropower plant, which was significantly damaged as a result of a Russian missile attack on March 22, is an important issue and a matter of principle.
Russia can inflict defeat on Ukraine with some inadvertent help from Ukrainians due to their negative attitude toward army recruitment offices.
24 March 2024
In the Kherson region, in Kostyrka and Novoraisk, modular medical aid stations are operating as a temporary replacement for damaged hospitals.
Truck drivers waiting at checkpoints to cross the border with Poland have received almost 2,000 food boxes from benefactors.
On March 23, a rally was held in Poland’s capital, entitled "Border is a lifeline". About a hundred Polish and Ukrainian activists protested outside the government headquarters against the ongoing blockade of the border with Ukraine.
23 March 2024
The first veterans' space "Nezlamni" has been launched in Nizhyn, Chernihiv region.
The head of the Kharkiv Regional Military District Administration, Oleh Syniehubov, has warned that power outages are possible in the region.
The majority of Germans support increasing aid to Ukraine and are dissatisfied with the performance of their chancellor.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands met with Ukrainian soldiers undergoing treatment at the Aardenburg Military Rehabilitation Center in Dorn.
The United States is exploring all possible ways to return Ukrainian children from Russia and punish all those responsible for their unlawful deportation, including by engaging OSCE structures.
22 March 2024
Through Qatar’s mediation, Ukrainian authorities managed to bring back to Ukraine another nine children abducted by the invasion forces.
21 March 2024
The Czech Republic has handed over medical equipment worth almost EUR 400,000 to a hospital in the Marhanets community, Dnipropetrovsk region.
20 March 2024
Kyiv called on Warsaw to ensure the unhindered movement of buses in the areas near the border where Polish farmers are protesting EU’s agricultural legislation.
The Kremlin has intensified efforts to compromise Ukraine in the eyes of Middle Eastern audiences.
A foster family raising two boys deprived of parental care has been returned to the territory controlled by Ukraine.
19 March 2024
Ukraine now needs to develop a cultural product that will be important and in demand both in Ukraine and abroad.
Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska has said that Ukrainian culture should become another powerful voice in the world, as well as evidence of the events taking place in these historical times in the country.
The European Union is helping Ukraine build a resilient and culturally vibrant future, as this is part of the country's recovery and key to its movement towards EU membership.
Ukraine lacks restoration specialists to prepare restoration projects or carry out conservation and emergency work.
The Russian-Ukrainian war has taken the lives of at least 98 Ukrainian cultural figures and damaged or destroyed almost 2,000 objects of cultural infrastructure, but Russia will not be able to destroy Ukrainian identity thanks to the wealth of Ukraine's cultural talent and legacy.
Banning organizations affiliated with the Russian Orthodox Church is a common cause for legislators and citizens